41. Traveller's Diarrhoea Travellers diarrhoea. Tablets to prevent travellers diarrhoea. A numberof broad spectrum antibiotics have been show to reduce the http://www.fitfortravel.scot.nhs.uk/General/TDiarrhoea.html

Travellers' Diarrhoea Aetiology Prevention Vaccination Tablets for prevention ... Treatment Aetiology This can be caused many different organisms such as E.Coli, Shigella, Entamoeba histolytica, Salmonella, Campylobacter, Giardia, Cryptosporidia, Cyclospora and Vibrio cholerae. All these organisms are spread through the faecal/oral route. Remember loose motions can also result from a change in diet including, for example, spicy or oily foods. Prevention This depends upon effective drinking water sterilization and ensuring food is uncontaminated or cooked thoroughly. Personal hygiene when eating and drinking is also important including hand washing prior to eating and using sterile plates, cups and utensils. What to avoid Water should only be drunk when you are sure of its purity. Don't drink it without boiling, chemical disinfection or using a reliable filter. This also applies to water used for making ice cubes and cleaning teeth. Bottled water is usually safe, as are hot tea and coffee, beer and wine. Milk should be boiled unless you are sure it has been pasteurised.

42. Red Cross Red Crescent - ARCHI African Health Initiative diarrhoeaToolkit for Volunteers* Key Messages diarrhoea can killchildren; Breastfeed more frequently when baby has diarrhoea; Give http://www.ifrc.org/WHAT/health/archi/strategy/diarrhea.htm

Search : ARCHI 2010 Back to Health main page ARCHI home News Strategy ... Links DiarrhoeaToolkit for Volunteers* Key Messages Diarrhoea can kill children Breastfeed more frequently when baby has diarrhoea Give more food-based fluids to children with diarrhoea Go immediately to a health facility if blood in diarrhoea What you should know about your community Sometimes foods and feeding are stopped or decreased. Check the beliefs about foods and feeding during diarrhoea and recommend acceptable foods and behaviours to mothers Know the health facility and where it is for referring children with diarrhoea Diarrhea can be prevented by Drinking only clean water and storing water properly Washing your hands before preparing a meal, before feeding children and after handling children's feces Washing your hands after using the latrine Vaccinating children against measles When a child has diarrhoea, mothers should Continue and increase breastfeeding Give more food-based fluids Use oral rehydration solution (ORS) as instructed (check with your local health worker) Provide frequent feedings of small amounts of food (increase to 8 or more times per day) If the diarrhoea continues, go to the health facility for help

43. Diarrhoea diarrhoea. Prepared for class LAMS 5350 in Autumn 1999, these notes provideinformation on the causes and treatment of diarrhoea in foals. http://vetgate.ac.uk/browse/cabi/d843104223424fc621824bc9760b801e.html

low graphics diarrhoea broader: symptoms other: bovine diarrhoea virus enteritis Neonatal calf diarrhea Produced for the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), this document outlines the causes, control, symptoms and treatment of neonatal calf diarhhoea. This fact sheet was written for OMAFRA by K.G. Bateman of the Department of Clinical Studies, Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, and was reviewed in September 1996. newborn animals diarrhoea calf diseases Diarrhea in foals Published on the Web by the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia, this resource was produced by Dr. Amelia Woolums, associate professor at the College's Department of Large Animal Medicine. Prepared for class LAMS 5350 in Autumn 1999, these notes provide information on the causes and treatment of diarrhoea in foals. The notes cover a range of diarrhoeal diseases and provide information on the clinical signs, diagnosis, pathophysiology, and treatment associated with each. teaching materials foals diarrhoea Some calf care tips : to reduce calf scours One in a series of large animal health information brochures produced and made available on the Web by the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association. Aimed at the public, this brochure describes calf scours (diarrhoea) and discusses transmission, the farm environment, infectious agents, and other environmental factors that contribute to calf scours. Guidance on treatment and control measures is provided.

44. Diarrhoea diarrhoea. DEFINITION Strictly the term diarrhoea describes 1.unformed faeces 2 the bowel. What causes diarrhoea? diarrhoea is http://www.penstone-vets.co.uk/diarrhoea_dog.htm

Diarrhoea DEFINITION: Strictly the term diarrhoea describes: 1. unformed faeces 2. an increase in frequency of defaecation 3. an increase in volume of faeces If your dog is only passing soft faeces once or twice a day, although abnormal it is strictly not diarrhoea but merely looseness of the bowel. What causes diarrhoea? Diarrhoea is not a disease; rather, it can be a sign of many different diseases or conditions. Some of the minor causes of diarrhoea include stomach or intestinal bacteria or viruses, intestinal parasites, and dietary sensitivities or indiscretions (such as scavenging rubbish or other offensive materials). Occasionally diarrhoea is a consequence of more serious illnesses, such as liver problems or cancer. Even diarrhoea caused by mild illnesses may become life-threatening if treatment is not begun early enough to prevent severe fluid and nutrient losses. How serious is diarrhoea in dogs? If your dog does not appear systemically ill from diarrhoea, the cause is unlikely to be serious. Most dogs with diarrhoea can be treated quickly and simply with medications given at home. Medications may be used that control the motility of the intestinal tract, or relieve inflammation in the intestinal tract, and often, a special diet is given for a few days. This approach allows the body's healing mechanisms to correct the problem. We expect improvement within 2-4 days. If there is no improvement then further tests may be needed to better understand the problem.

45. Living Well With HIV/AIDS diarrhoea. When a person passes a watery stool three or more times a day, they havediarrhoea. Do not stop eating when having diarrhoea; drink lots of fluids. http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/005/Y4168E/y4168e08.htm

Coping with the complications of HIV/AIDS Suggestions are made in this chapter as to which foods should be eaten or avoided for the following symptoms: Diarrhoea Lack of appetite Nausea and vomiting Sore mouth or when eating is painful Other digestive problems Changes in the taste of foods Skin problems Colds, coughs and influenza Fever A person may have two or more of these conditions at the same time so will need to choose suitable foods carefully. Since people react to foods differently, they will have to select those that work for them. Normal mixed diets can be resumed as soon as the problem is resolved. DIARRHOEA When a person passes a watery stool three or more times a day, they have diarrhoea. Diarrhoea is a problem for many people with HIV/AIDS; it leads to loss of water and minerals from the body. This loss is even greater if the person is vomiting. In severe cases, diarrhoea causes dehydration, poor absorption of food, significant weight loss and malnutrition, resulting in weakness and further illness. In young children diarrhoea can quickly become serious and, if not treated, lead to death. Diarrhoea can have many causes. It may be a symptom of disease or a side-effect of medicines and is often caused by contamination of food because of food hygiene problems. It can be made worse by eating certain foods.

46. Living Well With HIV/AIDS diarrhoea. When a person passes a watery stool three or more times a day, they havediarrhoea. Do not stop eating when you have diarrhoea; drink lots of fluids. http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/005/Y4168E/y4168e21.htm

Diarrhoea When a person passes a watery stool three or more times a day, they have diarrhoea. Good nutrition can help to prevent and control diarrhoea. Do not stop eating when you have diarrhoea; drink lots of fluids Drink plenty of fluids - at least eight cups per day - to replace lost water. Drink soups, fruit juice diluted with water or an oral rehydration solution (ORS). Eat soft, mashed, moist foods such as soft vegetables and fruit, porridge from cereals, rice, bananas, mangoes, papaya, watermelon, potatoes and stews with refined maize meal, rice, barley or potatoes. Soft vegetables also include squash, pumpkins and carrots, and vegetable soup. Eat refined foods such as white rice, maize meals, white bread, noodles and potatoes. Peel and cook vegetables and fruit so they can be better tolerated. If fat causes problems, reduce fat intake by using less cooking oil, cutting off visible fat or skin from meat and boiling food rather than frying it. However, fat is an important energy source and should not be omitted from a diet unless really necessary. Do not eat foods that make your diarrhoea worse such as spicy foods and unripe or acidic vegetables and fruit.

47. Exercise-induced Diarrhoea Exerciseinduced diarrhoea Increase your strength speed and stamina forfree at the amazing new Peak Performance sports science Library. http://www.pponline.co.uk/encyc/0364.htm

exercise-induced diarrhoea Exercise-induced Diarrhoea: If you occasionally have trouble with your digestive system when you exercise, you're not alone. Scientific surveys reveal that up to 30 per cent of all runners suffer from abdominal cramping at one time or another, 50 per cent feel an occasional urge to defecate, 30 per cent actually have to defecate, and 25 per cent experience diarrhoea during or shortly after races. What causes all this digestive-system mayhem during running? Running itself may not be the prime culprit. Research suggests that 15 per cent of runners who experience intestinal problems when they train may actually be suffering from irritable bowel syndrome. Another 15 per cent may be lactose intolerant, which increases the risk of diarrhoea. Finally, 25 per cent may be eating diets which are overly high in fibre. Even so, that still doesn't explain why the other 45 per cent of defecation-prone runners feel the need to evacuate on the run. Perhaps the most popular theory to account for these cases of 'runners' trots' is that exercise decreases 'intestinal transit time' - the amount of time it takes for food to pass from the mouth to the rectum. Although this theory seems reasonable enough, supportive evidence is somewhat lacking. One scientific investigation was able to show that individuals who began a regular exercise programme decreased their average intestinal transit time from 35 to about 24 hours. Unfortunately, dietary records weren't kept, so it's possible that the subjects adopted healthier, higher-fibre diets as they became fitter, a change which would have speeded up transit time even if no exercise were completed. In later research in which the food intake of exercisers was tightly controlled, exercise had no effect at all on gut transit time.

48. Travellers Diarrhoea diarrhoea when travelling abroad is common and is often associated with othersymptoms such as vomitting, nausea, bloating and generally feeling unwell. http://www.oxmed.com/docs/datafiles/travellers diarrhoea.html

Travellers diarrhoea Diarrhoea when travelling abroad is common and is often associated with other symptoms such as vomitting, nausea, bloating and generally feeling unwell. It is almost always caused by eating/drinking infected food or drink or coming into contact with contaminated water supplies whilst swimming/bathing. There is no evidence to suggest that travellers diarrhoea is caused by jet-lag, pollution or hot weather; almost all cases are caused by an infection, but it is not always possible to find which organism is responsible in every case. Usually the formal diagnosis of which bug has caused the illness is not made as most cases settle without the need for treatment or hospital investigations. The diarrhoea can be caused by Bacteriasuch as salmonella, shigella, campylobacter, E Coli, cholera and clostridia Parasitessuch as amoebiasis, cryptosporidium and giardia such as rotavirus, enterovirus, adenovirus. Sometimes the symptoms come on within a few hours of eating/drinking infected food/drink, for example with staphylococcal infections, whereas sometimes the incubation period may be a week with

49. Sniffing Stools Speeds Diarrhoea Diagnosis: Bugs' Gases Give Them Away. Sniffing stools speeds diarrhoea diagnosis. Bugs gases give them away. SPL.The fumes from stools could help doctors diagnose diarrhoea in an hour. http://www.nature.com/nsu/040216/040216-13.html

updated at midnight GMT search nature science update advanced search Sniffing stools speeds diarrhoea diagnosis Bugs' gases give them away. 19 February 2004 HELEN R. PILCHER Campylobacter jejuni causes food poisoning and has a unique smell. The fumes from stools could help doctors diagnose diarrhoea in an hour. A new method uses the distinctive gases to identify the infectious bugs. Current detection techniques can take days. Many different infections, including viruses, bacteria and parasites, can trigger diarrhoea and cause severe dehydration. The condition can also be the symptom of a larger problem, such as cholera or typhoid. So the exact cause should be diagnosed and treated as quickly as possible, says Chris Probert from the University of Bristol, who helped develop the test The technique works by analysing diarrhoea's odour. Samples are placed in sealed glass vial and heated gently. "Essentially, you've got a fart in a tube," says Probert. The fumes are captured on a fibrous stick, which is fed into a machine for analysis. The gas is split into its constituent chemicals, which are identified by their mass and other properties. Each infection has its own chemical signature, the team found. Patients with rotavirus - the leading cause of childhood diarrhoea - have ethyl dodecanoate in their gas. This compound, which smells of pears, was missing in samples from patients with other diseases.

50. Diarrhoea Your browser does not support script, diarrhoea, Donate, What is diarrhoea?diarrhoea means there are frequent, loose or liquid stools. http://www.digestivedisorders.org.uk/leaflets/diarrhoe.htm

Your browser does not support script Diarrhoea What is a normal bowel habit? People vary a lot in how often they open their bowels - usually between three times a day and three times a week in the UK. A stool should be solid, but moist and easy to pass. What does the bowel do? Receives food and liquid we eat and drink. Absorbs most of the nutrients from food and drink into the blood-stream. Secretes fluid from the body into the gut. Propels its contents from the stomach down the length of the bowel to the back passage (anus). Excretes waste material as stool. What is diarrhoea? Diarrhoea means there are frequent, loose or liquid stools. There may be a gripey abdominal pain (colic) which is less after a stool is passed. Acute diarrhoea - comes on suddenly and lasts a short time. Chronic diarrhoea - affects someone over a long period of time. Some people pass frequent, small solid stools with a sense of urgency. This is not true diarrhoea and occurs when the rectum is irritable as in the irritable bowel syndrome or inflamed as in colitis. What causes diarrhoea?

51. BLOODY DIARRHOEA This Is Official Shit Side. http://shitside.wz.cz/

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52. Dr Ali's Advice On Diarrhoea There are some simple, natural remedies that can help during periodsof diarrhoea, Diagnosis. If you are suffering from food poisoning http://www.dr-ali.co.uk/consult/display_20_True/

Home Shop Cart FAQ Join our mailing list Search Products Advice for There are some simple, natural remedies that can help during periods of Diarrhoea Diagnosis If you are suffering from food poisoning with violent sickness and diarrhoea you should seek medical help, as there is a possibility of dehydration. Moreover, it could be Salmonella or other form of bacterial infection. These need to be treated immediately as they can cause serious complications. If diarrhoea is not caused by food poisoning Dr Ali's advice is that simple diarrhoea should be left on its own to do its job. If the body is trying to eliminate some toxins, then it should be allowed to do so no matter how uncomfortable it may be. If however it is violent with abdominal cramps and happens every hour then one should take some simple measures or take some remedies as described below: Please note that in addition to food poisoning there are other symptoms of diarrhoea which mean you should consult a physician. Presence of abdominal pain. Severe colicky pain in the abdomen with bloating and tenesonus (pain that follows shortly after evacuating the bowels. It is caused by spasm of the bowel muscles and gives a sensation as if some more stuff needs to be evacuated) is a sign of infection or colitis. Fever accompanying diarrhoea. The presence of fever is an indication that there is an infection and the toxins have entered the bloodstream. Greenish stools and presence of mucus in the stool. The greenish or white mucus is also a sign of infection. The body is secreting thick mucus (as opposed to fluid in the case of simple diarrhoea) because the bacteria is thriving on the walls of the gut.

53. Bmj.com Fallon And O'Neill 315 (7118): 1293 Clinical review. ABC of palliative care Constipation and diarrhoea. Marie Fallon,Bill O Neill. Causes of diarrhoea in advanced disease Drugs. Laxatives. http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/315/7118/1293

Home Help Search/Archive Feedback ... Respond to this article PubMed citation Related articles in PubMed Download to Citation Manager Search Medline for articles by: Fallon, M. O'Neill, B. Alert me when: New articles cite this article BMJ Clinical review ABC of palliative care: Constipation and diarrhoea Marie Fallon Bill O'Neill Prevalence of constipation Top Prevalence of constipation Assessment of constipation Causes of constipation Managing constipation Diarrhoea Constipation Definition Infrequent hard stools Associated symptoms Flatulence Bloating Abdominal pain Feeling of incomplete evacuation Symptoms of complications Anorexia Overflow diarrhoea Confusion Nausea and vomiting Urinary dysfunction Constipation can be defined as the passage of small hard faeces infrequently and with difficulty. Constipation is more common in patients with advanced cancer than in those with other terminal diseases, and many of the associated symptoms may mimic features of the underlying disease. About half of patients admitted to specialist palliative care units report constipation, but about 80% of patients will require laxatives.

54. BabyCentre | Diarrhoea diarrhoea. • How can I tell if my baby has diarrhoea? • What causes diarrhoea?• Can it be prevented? How can I tell if my baby has diarrhoea? http://www.babycentre.co.uk/refcap/82.html

var ACM; Become a member Login Site Index Features Baby Namer Pregnancy Calendar Baby Calendar Daily updates for your baby's first year. Interactive Tools Sound Advice Expert answers to your questions. Birth Announcements Free BabyCentre Newsletter! Up-to-date parenting news Home Baby Baby Health Healthcare: baby and toddler Diarrhoea How can I tell if my baby has diarrhoea? What causes diarrhoea? Can it be prevented? How should I treat it? ... Related Topics Key: Click a word marked like this Glossary to see its meaning. How can I tell if my baby has diarrhoea? Many parents wonder if their child has diarrhoea because bowel movements in a newborn tend to occur frequently. Your baby's ordinary bowel movements will depend very much on whether she's being breast or formula fed. The bowel movements of breastfed babies are usually yellowish, on the soft or liquid side and may occur up to five times daily. Sometimes a breastfed newborn will have a bowel movement during or immediately after each breastfeeding session. This occurs because as her stomach fills up, the milk stimulates her entire intestinal tract, prompting a bowel movement. Within a month, most breastfed babies are down to one or two bowel movements a day. The bowel movements of formula-fed babies tend to occur once a day and are fairly firm. fever or appears to be losing weight, it may be diarrhoea, so consult your GP or health visitor.

55. PILS Leaflet L394; Acute Diarrhoea In Adults; (Version=20) Acute diarrhoea in Adults. diarrhoea can be acute (sudden onset and lastsless than 2 weeks) or chronic (persistent). What causes acute diarrhoea? http://www.prodigy.nhs.uk/ClinicalGuidance/ReleasedGuidance/webBrowser/pils/PL39

56. PILS Leaflet L395; Acute Diarrhoea In Children; (Version=20) Acute diarrhoea in Children. diarrhoea can be acute (sudden onset and lastsless than 2 weeks) or chronic (persistent). What causes acute diarrhoea? http://www.prodigy.nhs.uk/ClinicalGuidance/ReleasedGuidance/webBrowser/pils/PL39

57. Diarrhoea And Gastroenteritis Links to information about managing diarrhoea, gastroenteritisand irritable bowel syndrome and some of their causes. http://www.healthinsite.gov.au/topics/Diarrhoea_and_Gastroenteritis

Diarrhoea and Gastroenteritis HI Topics Map Bacterial Infections Digestion and Stomach Disorders Intestinal Diseases ... Gastroenteritis in Children HealthInsite Topic Page Links to information about gastroenteritis in children. Irritable Bowel Syndrome HealthInsite Topic Page Links to information relating to irritable bowel syndrome. 31 Resources Found Probiotics for treating infectious diarrhoea Informed Health Online Probiotic preparations used in addition to rehydration appeared to be moderately effective in reducing the duration of acute diarrhoea, but more research is needed Apr 2004 Diarrhoea myDr Diarrhoea is when your bowel movements become watery, frequent and urgent. It is a symptom of other conditions or diseases. Mar 2004 Traveller's diarrhoea myDr Contaminated food and drink are the major sources of stomach or intestinal illness while travelling. Mar 2004 Rotavirus vaccine for preventing diarrhoea Informed Health Online Rotavirus vaccines can prevent diarrhea, but more research is needed on safety and whether or not it prevents severe complications and deaths from diarrhea Feb 2004 Salmonellosis Better Health Channel Salmonellosis is a form of gastroenteritis caused by Salmonella bacteria. Eating undercooked poultry or undercooked eggs may lead to a person getting salmonellosis. Antibiotics are not usually required.

58. Hardin MD : Diarrhea, Diarrhoea, & Dehydration From the University of Iowa, the *best* lists of Internet sources in diarrhea,diarrhoea, dehydration. Diarrhea, diarrhoea, Dehydration. http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/diarrhea.html

"We list the best sites that list the sites" Site Map Diseases Home Free Articles in PubMed Search Hardin MD See also: Home Intestinal diseases Pediatrics Tropical Med All links on this page hand-checked Popular Women's Health Dermatology Nursing Pharm Infect Disease AIDS +Pictures Brain Tumor +Pictures Cancer +Pictures Celiac Disease +Pictures Colon Cancer +Pictures Crohns Disease +Pictures Childrens Diseases +Pictures Digestive System +Pictures Diverticulitis +Pictures Hemorrhoids +Pictures Parasites SARS +Pictures Salmonella +Pictures Diarrhoea, diarrhea, dehydration, oral rehydration - What's related Nand Wadhwani, Rehydration Project, Samara, Costa Rica LookSmart : Diarrhea Travelers' diarrhea Natural remedies for diarrhea MEDLINE plus Diarrhea National Library of Medicine Open Directory Project : Health : Digestive disorders : ... : Diarrhea (Other versions: Google AOL Diarrhea US Government OMNI : Diarrhea Univ Nottingham, United Kingdom Yahoo : Diarrhea ClinicalTrials.gov : Diarrhea National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health Hardin Library for the Health Sciences , University of Iowa Please send comments to hardin-webmaster@uiowa.edu

59. Diarrhoea diarrhoea. My pharmacy health information diarrhoea. diarrhoea medicines.Information counter. No web site can come near to giving http://www.mypharmacy.co.uk/health_information/topics/d/diarrhoea/diarrhoea_info

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